mi
Judge Thompson. .
" It'tnutst be a source of great unci just satis
faction 'to the party, that tlreis candidates are
men, "who command the respect of all-parties,
and that invcvery instance the independent
press of their respective neighberhoood ppeak
of tbcm in, the most! laudatory manner, We
find the following iii Xke Erfc. City pispatctt, .
an independent paper,, "and in. itself is so well
merited, ti at we take pleasure in copying it.
Judge Thompson0 has every reason, to col;
highly gratified with the manner in which his
county has responded to his nomination :
vVo cannot acrp-iicf-cc in the theory of the
Gazette, that either Veech or Lewis should be
pupportcd in preference to Judge Thompson,
tiimplribccauFe. the former. are .Republicans
and the latter a Democrat." We believe that
tho editors of the Gaztie are not" as well ac
quainted with the ability, standing and-con
duct of any of its candidatcs,as they arc with J
Judge Thompson ana me manner in wiucu
ibev argue is butan! evidence of Uliuincss in
"thorough political drilled followers: kWe" act
cpon the principle that it' is Lest to rcpos6T
tonfidence in those we have known from assb-
ciation and. observation iierjce we say that it
Is tbe..daty of every citizen ;of Erie- county, J
wli9 isuot blinded by, political .prejudice, and )
yrho acknowledges no political master, to
jiianifcf.t his scutinicnt and feeling' toward one
of our", well tried and firmept friends 'whotic
legal ability has been tasted and whoe char
acter is above reproach by cating their suf
frages' for the Hon. ' James Thonpsou." Wi
advocate his election on account of tho ?nan
not the party to which ho belongs and we
believe that if he is elected of which wo have
no doubt that be willdischargo the duties
of that ofice with honor to himself; credit to
his city and State,; and with satisfaction to his
most bitter opponents." ' ( .'.;..".' '.,
Slandkr ox Jcdg TuOMPEOX -r-The
Cui-
-
tor of the Clinton Democrat repels the low
abuso of the Bollefonte Knew Nothing organ,
which denounces Judge Thompson as a drun
kard, and says, had it charged .the Judge with
having i been the companion; of Cain in. the
tnurdcr of Abel, it would not have been" far
ther from the truth. . Now hear the Erie Dis
patch, published at Jude Thompson's resi
dence: : .
Judge Thompson Is a Democrat -we arc
& Republican. In hi political conduct we
have not always approved of his course, but
is a man and a jurist he has ever had our ad
miration and shall have our uj port for the
office to which he has been nominated, .-We
know the man and do not know his opponents
hence we are not grappling in the dark.
The legal ability of Judge Thompson is of
high rdcr socially he commands the respect
of all, and as a friend to the oppressed, he has
hosU, of friends who are politically opposed to
iim. who will givohim their rapport, because
they know that ha, as a jurist, will know no
party, and that he no friends to reward
or no enemita K pucish.' , (
. JtV" HcpaUtion b often got 'without mer
it and luit without a crime. ;
Tl hasbeu wittily
said that Cupid's
food is arrow root.
5 a tp 2 C3"C? T T7
T T T T ? T i . i' ' It t t
. g-ff" If all obt readers who ar! troubled
with Liver Complaint, JaHnrrice r.r Dyfpopia.
ill read the advertisement hi another column
of T)t. 'andford's Invigorator, and then do
as we have done- get a bottle, we fhoald not
see so many pickly, half-dead despairing peo
ple as uow meet oar gaze at almost every cor
uer, for there never was a remedy of which so
much i Eaid, and that it performs so pearly
what its proprietors say it will do.-1 It come
to us 60 highly reconiruendi'd that - we -could
not fail to try it, and a trial-has convinced us,
without a doubt, that it is tho best family
medicine in use. We take it for Headache,
Sour Stomachc, Killiousaess, aud any of the
little bodily ills that are common; and it does
produce a pleasant state of feeling to the sick,
and what is better after useing it a few times
these little ills grow less and lees, and there is
a prospect of being entirely free from them by
a coutiuueancc iu the use of the Invigorator.
Now we wish to impress upon our readers
with this, that the luvigorator is a medicine
particularly adapted to family use, and where
there are children mbject to little diseases, as
all children arc, it is invaluable, acd aves
physicians' bills, and an untold amount' of
anguish both to mothers and their little ones.
38.-4 1. . v'. f
S3" We call attention to l'rof. Weox's
"Hair Restorative". advertisement. Without
doubt tho ouly remedy that . can restore' the
hair to its pristine quality, and has given
universal satisfaction. The Professor has the
testimonials of hundreds of cases cured by
this infaliable restorative, and we can cordially
reccommend it to all who need to use this vaU
uablo preperatiori Cincinnati Daily Sun.
For sale here by all druggists. ' .t - 'I
. J22 2w.
MAEKETS"
"J ".
Corrected weekly by- Kobcrt Davis.
: Ebexssvkg July 291857.
1 movisios.
"Wimit Flour,
Corii MAt,;
Rra Ftor;8,:
Uacow; ' .,
Tf. jY. Cnszss;
IICTTEtt,
Eocs, . . ; .
per bhl.
" 1) oo
oa;
- . C CO
par lb.
14, 15, and 16
, ...... . 15
1G-
per dozen,
in GBAIN. '.-
per bus.-' - ;1 50 and 1 75'
. u .; :,; .; ' . . 1 oo'
Cork,
Rth,- f
-
100.
V GROCERIES. f' - -
Coy FEB, goodRio, per Iti:'""-1 '
Xmtkral Tea, -j j l o
Yocno, llvsoa .TjeI; , 44 r. r 5 d
JJiACitTxA, ; , !A: : :'j C2J V'
Ckcbdbo : BvcA,-r. l-,.;-iv.f - V
1G
00
m
75
18
lSand 14'
mi A. r v
."8
Oolmx ; Stew 3foW.; p . . ;
r 4CU.
Trial iiist-Septcmfcer Teina-1857.
tfj'ff TflT WjiBU fOJa.i Jol
Moore et al vs Crawford ct al s
Trottpr's.ndm'rar.-vs Dunlap ' -t itir.
i 3
6
Com. for use
Rhey' adni'rs
ys Csmay .
vs Rhey
07 I
: k.i.1
Same
vs Same ' ,J;.j :., - cj ',
vs Orr 5c Hoeilo v
vs Crum , ;.
vs Fenna. Rail; Road po.
vs M'Gnnigle .. . . - j:
vs Same ct al -, a I ,
Vi Thomas.' ., '..y; ' t, i "i:
ys Hoover; . -. :? .;
vs Dicks., y:. ; -
vs M'Caun .
vs Jjflcrson $: Elensburg
Plank Road Co..
vs Klwanger , ' '
6 Ellis Indorsee ;
7 Burr's adin'r. '
8 Wlii to :
9 Darkness : : ,
10 Same ...
11 Rowland
12 Noon i
13 Same
14 M'Kenzie .
15 Harris' executor.
10 Schrcincr
17 Leland -.:,
18 Murphcy , '..,.'
19 Render
20 Irwin
21 Stein man
22 Watt ''...'
23 Kmports J,
24 Cooper""
25-L'oyA Co;J
. vs. Hamilton ; ,
vs Jackson v.
vs Ehreufelt , , .-? - '.
vs Ross... -i.t:
vs Stineman's executors
vs Maugber
.'-yKean
. vs iMcyora
" "xs CVtim;-;'-vs
llobcprts
...vs Raul Hi t
vs Stewart
2G
"27
.28
20
RkTtPe
S.;-nie -Com.
for use
J.
Ilutchinsoii adm'r v3 Whciry. . '
- . JOS. M'DOXALI), Prothonotary.;.:
rjothormtarv's Office.)
Ehinisburg, July 20, 18G7. J
' IN tlic matter of the writ 1 ' la ' the Oiphans
of partition or valuation of Court ..of Cambria
the real estate of which An ' I 'County. ' . ,
tlun; Litzinscr, died seized. J : ,
CAM Dili A COUNTY, SS. ,
T11L U.inunoinvealtli ol l ennsyi va
il I nia, to David lit Kinder, Wi'Jiam"
J Litzinger, IV-njamtn F.'. Litzinger,
IHizabetli Will, wife of Thomas Will Lydia
Mifllin, wife of William Mifflin Sarah Litzing
er, Robert Litzinger, Charles iitzinper, James
Murray, Guardian of Susan ( A., Thomas D.,
James, Andrew J. and Clement I'. Litzinger, mi
nor children of Charles Litzinger, dee'd., Samuel
Orr, Susan Jacobs, wife of George A. Jacobs,
and Josaph Smith, Esq., Guardian of Albert and
William Orr, minor children of Mary Qrr dee'd.
heirs and lineal descendants of Anthony Litairig
cr, lato,cf Loretlo borough, ' Cimbria ;. county,
dee'd and to all other persons iatcrestod, Greet
ing : . ' ,; ' ' .
You arc herel.y citeil to he and appear bof.rc
tho Judges of our Orphans' Court at an Orphans
Court to b.' hcl 1 at Ebensburgj on the first Mod -day
of September next, then and there to. accept
or refuse to take the real estate of paid Anthony
Litzing'-r, dee'd.', tituato iu the borough of Lo
rrtto aforesaid, at the appraised valuation put
upon it by an Inquest duly awarded by the' said
court, and returned on the first day of June last
past, 'or shew ca'ise why the, same, bhould not be
sold. Hereof fail not. ,
Witness the Hon. George Taylor, President, of
our said C mrt at Llx niborg, the eighth day of
June., A.. D.-1817. ' "
Attest WM. C. EARGOUR, r
John Roberts, Kl.ci ifT. ' ' CW-tIz?
Elcrsl.urg, July 20 , 1 65731-33... o ' . .
JLN yiGORAT.OR,
o i: ' ' t j; r' ' r' e Si e d r .
TiJIS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST SCIEN
TlpJC medical di&coyeries ever made, and is,
di!y working cures aluior t too great t' believe.'.
It cures as it uy magic, even the jirst doze giving
baujit, and seldom more than one bottle is. requi
red to cure, any kind of Liter Complaint,' from
the worst '-'Jaundice cr Dyspepsia to a common
head ache, a'l of which aro the result of a Lis-.
ttui Liter.
The Liver is one of the principal regulators of
the liuniau body, and wl.'u it perforins its func
tions well, the powers of tbe system are fully de
veloped. Tho stomach is almost entirely depen
dent on the healthy action of the Liver for the
proper performance of Its functions. When the
stomach is at fault, the bowels, are t. fault, and
the whole f'stem sutlers in consequence of pp
orar; tlie Liver having ca.scd to do its tlutj-.
For the diseases of tbat oran, one of the propri
etors has made it his study, ia a practice of more
than twenty years, to find some leniedy where
with to counteract tlie inauy derangements to
which it is liable.
To prove that this remedy is at last found, any
person troubled with' Liver Complaint iu any of
its forms, has but to try a bottle, aud conviction
is certain. ,
A compound has been formed by d'ssolving
gums, and extracting that part which is soluble
lor the active virtues of the medicine. These gums
remove all morbil or baa matter from the sys
tem, supplying in their place a healthy How of
bile, invigoratitg the. stomach, cansing- food to
diyefet well, purifying the blood, giving tone aud
health to the whole machinery, removing the cau
ses of . the disease, and effecting a radical cure
without any of the disagreeable after effects, felt
by using Calomel or Mineral Poison, that, arc
usually resorted to. . .' . '
To all who will follow these directions a cure
is positively guaranteed.' Sich Headache can be
cured by the use of two tea spoonsful taken a?
soon as the attack is felt. " - '
'Phe Invigoiator never fails to cure sour stom
ach or the bad effects experienced after eating.
Rilious attacks yield readily to one bottle;, and
Chronic Diarrhoea, difficult as it is to cure, is nev
er troublesome to those who take the Invigorator.
For Dyspepsia or Jaundice, nothing in the
world acts so fully or cures so quickly as the In
vigorator. It removes all yellowness and unnat
ural color from the skin.'
For Xight Mare, take a dose before retiring,
8nd it is warranted a sure preventative. '' '
For Female Obstructions it : is a- saft and sure
remedy as it removes the cause of the disease.
Costiveness cannot exist where the Invigorator
is freely vtaken while Cbolic yiclda readily to a
It must lie known that all these are Liver dis
eases, or caused by a deranged Liver, and to cure
them raeeds a Liver medicine and one of great
power. The Invigorator is such a medicine; It
has medicinal powers, never before discovered,
that will cure all diseases of the Liver, no matter
of hxw .long'slandicg or wliat may le their form.
The active medicinal virtues extracted frcm the.
gums used is such as to be astonishing to all who,
see their, effects, for none can use the medicine
w ithout receiving benefit, It acts as a gentle Ca
thartic, and should a Iwayu be 'taken In sufficient
quantities to operate on the bowels gently. .-The
best way to take it is to take the medicine in the
mputh, and then take some water and 6wallow
both together Tnthis;way the medicine will
scarcely.be tasted. . , -t- V
.1 7 I',-'.?: SANFOBD & CO proprietors,
... 345 Eroadway, XewTork. . .
For Sale here by'all Druggists. '
... July 29, 1857. 2m.., .
THE, GRJLFEXISCtlG JtiCDlCLVLS
'A1
RE. FROM THE IIA'DS OF SKILFUL
and talented riij'sicians, and arc to be had
at M.'DERMIT'S STOliE, EbensburgfoUows:
. ' Gra-fenberg'a Vegetable Pills.. - . j
'ilarsliall's Uterine Catholicon,. . ;. u-rA-
Dysentery -j Syrup,. -7"
Manuel of Health,' "
Sarsaparilla Compound, ' ,r
Libby's Pile OintrnehC ' J...
. .Ilsalth Bitters Eva-IiCtionr
:' - ; G recn Honut.iji- Omtweot,
EBtLr Jnly li, 16i7 St.
Valuable "Prottiy fo'Sale ! !
RRlY STj DSariBEE, ndcsiroBa of removiiig 'L toi
: Is the WoKVjffcrs A.t private ijalej j tie proper
ty on wliicU- sbe now resides, situate i.nAVashing
ii,n ' Tmi'i-.Kliin. riamliiiii rnhnfv ' "TliG lract of
land couststs of ? , ,., .,; .t ,..
: 18 0 Acres,
about SO of which are cleared awV' under fence.
The bmldinas are TWO LARGE TWO STORY
FRAME HOUSES, A GOOD STABLE, A GOOD
SAWMILL in excellent junniog - order, with a
never failing stream of .water, "hud the best, water
power In the ncighborhod, . The - ; i J
; i : TIMBCn IS ADl'JSDAKT, - '
and of an excellent qualit v. The lands abound
in BITUMINOUS COAL", w hich, with its loca
tion on the Pennsylvania and Portage Rail Road,
and ouTiley's line, gives it advantages possessed
by'vcTyfew properties in this part of the State.
A complete legal title will bo given, and posses
sion atan time the saroo is derired.-i
: For terms of sale, wbicli will be'raado easy," en
quire of the. subscriber, living on the pretuUcs-j
.. - 1. 1 .r;'l. MARY JANE SCOTT.
Hemlock, Camhria: count y, Y'"
Duly 29,,-1857, 38 3m.,
FOR SIAZ OR REST.
TWO VALUABLE AND WELL IMPROVED
funns, situated within one mile1 of Loretto,
Cambria county. Pa., ono of. wliich contains about
109 Jicrcs, about 4 0 clearetl ami undfr good fence
having thereon erected a new weil finished.: two
story jhink house, with back buildings attached,
a two -story-frame house, a frame- barn, and a
Faw.mill. IJAi.iUKi
T!ic other ran-wiiB!f7tt7 aVft'Sita'ma R7
acres or there;tlxuts', 45 of wnTctr is cfearwl, and
in a good state of : cultivation having thereon
croctrd a superiOTJ p4wcl!inj;bone..)ariew--barnVspriug
house anil oUicr ut'Ji;uliugs.5
. Apply to
July 18, 1857
Johnstown 1
:itrt-37"- Loretto, Pa.
Echoi jQiFtown .lemocrat and
Huntingdon. Globe pleasd:copy,-nd charge this
pflice.
i it
THE BOeSSIFdEMMC &3 KITTlll:'
A :RrUT .MY HANDS FOR- jgOLLECTION;
JLjL. Their partnership ULtjlugLeen tussolvc-d it
i- expected those in'debtdd'will pa'v their respec
tive accounts imianfert- 1 ns'-w'
'"WILLIAM KirrELL.
July 22, 1857-St 37. f ';::.it;.' ' - '
, I : STttAlf '31 ULtS. ;
CAME to the resi1lence of subscriber, in Clear
field township, GmbriA countv, on the 7th
of July, A. D. 1857, TWO BROWN MULES,
one a mare ai i the tln r a horse. ' !Xbv mare is
a sluide Hliei;lhan "tbe horse", suppWc'd to be
3 or 4 years old,' f a'mlddle size. J The horse had
a heal"halter on at the time ho wk. taken up.
Tne owner is required lo'comelJVbvard, irovc
property , pay charges and take them away, oth
erwise they will bedisroscd of according to law'.
July 15, 1857. ,- HlNRY NUTTER.
; PUBLIC SALE. : , ;
THE UNDERSIGNED will offer at public .sab
at the hotel of James M. Riftle, in Summit--viili,
Cambria county, on SATURDAY, tlw 22 1
day of AyGLST.next.tone Jo'cl,4.. M., the
following .valuable traet of lanIsitiato lj miles
AH that tf-rtaitrtract c-Hto1 fltrthc pmj er
tyofDanil Citrii--t''-ad3oiniiig-liM's of Hugh
li'Closkey 'Arthur Storm,. Igifcitius Adams, Jo
seph Christe, Jacob Burgoon and others, contain
ing about 3S3 aercn- a small portion of which is
cleared the balance ling well timbered. A
etrtam of water rnns through the tract sufficient
to turn a eiw-mill a considerable ?pxtion of the
year. There are excellent iqill-seats an' where
on the stream. A saw mill w as erected on the
tract but is uow in a partial decaj-. Any person 4
who may purchase with a view to erect a saw
mill will have the advantage of finding a dam al
ready built. In addition to the timlier on the
land, plenty can be had from the adjoining tracts.'
The above will Los jI3 entire, or id parcels to
hult; purchaser?. ' u i( -u, I t';t
Any person wishing to examine the premises
will please call upon DauicLChristc, Esq., at the
Summit. ' - ' Ji- 'IV-'
ALSO At the same time and place I will of
fer my two houses and Jots ot ground,, situate in
tl bnrough'of Saminiiville-j-cqe -tf which hou
ses being1 briclr. nowiirhfe wenpancy of Au
gustine Glass ; and the other a frame, in the ten
ure of Patrick Shea. . : "v:j r r
Terms made known on the davofsaTe.
July 22, 1857.. JWM. KI1TELL.
The undersigned will expose to sale at the time
and place above mcntiorcd, a tract of land un
improveuj situate in Allegheny Township, Cam
bria county; containing 2 2 acres and 39 )crc!;es
and ali wav.rc, adjoining lands of Patrick M'
Guire, Pcfer' Mover and others. Tliis 'tract lies'
on the Allegheny; Mountair.8, about 5 or C mies
from Altooua, the most part of which is of excel
lent quality for farming purposes, and doubtless
contains coal , in abundance. ,A drift, 4 feet in
depth, has been oened on tlu3 adjoining tract
close, to the line of this tract.
Persons ' wishing to examine the premises will
please call on Patrick M'Ouire. at his residence.
AUGUSTIN DURBLV,
WM. KI1TELL.
July 22, 1857 4is7 ; j i ;'
WHEREASr, letters" testamentary have lecn
granted by .the Register of Cambria coun
ty,' cn the last will ' and testament of Richard
Scanlan, late of the borough of Loretto, in ' the
county aforesaid, ' deceased, to the pndtrsigntd
(residing in the place aforesaid) notice is hereby
given to all person. "having, claims against the
estate of said deceased to present 'thern.'prppcrly
authenticated for settlement, ftDd those indebted
will make immediate "payrnent" . ' ' ':
. . CLVTlIARINE SCANLAN, Executrix. ;
July 15,1857 ,16-Gt. ...
O TI OK. TO CLAIMANTS ON TIIE
XH - MAIN LINE OF THE PUBLIC WORKS.
In pursuance of the 40th section of the Act of the
18th May, 1857, to provido for the ordinary ex
penses of government, the Board of Canal Com
missioners will hold sessions at the following pla
ces, for the purposs of investigating and settling
the claims therein mentioned, viz :
' At Il.illidayshurg, on t he 28th of July, to ex
amine the debts reported due by Jl D. Leet, Su
pervisor of the Upper Juniata" Division ; the
debts contracted by WVW. Wilson, Supervisor
of the Lower Jumata'division ; the debts contrac
ted, but not reported, by John Ross, Superinten
dent of the Portage Railroad j. and tho debts re
ported by Wm. S. Col oh an, Superintendent of
the said read. And at Johnstown, on the 3d of
August, for the purpose of examining the-aforesaid
claims ou the Portage Rail road.togethcr with
those reported by J. M. Orr,- Supervisor on the
Lower West dm" Division. -'
LAND DAMAGES The Board will proceed
over the Portage Railroad on the 31st of July, to
examine' the claims for damages caused by the
construction of tbeWoad to. avoid the Inclined
planes on the Allegheuy Portftge Railroad. The
claimants are requested to rrrect tho Board on the
land for which they claini damages'.'7' -"""-
A (V .'.'I i -By order of the Board.
?;' TfTmiASL. WTT,KfT i
"July 15, '57.
SfH . ,rt ,"'.'" Secretary
BASKETS Clothes, Toy and Work Basket
at . ,:' - J. M'DernwtVi.f
BRAKDT. Wise; d. Old;
aaM at
Ryr Whitkyfor
i cambria County, ss : J-;J .
At an Orphans' pourthyld .atEbensb'irg, in and
initk tor said county, On the eecoud day of
July A; D; l856i before the Uonora
We G eorge Taylor, Pi eaidetit ; aud his
titr Associate Justices of llioeama Court.
The Sherifffif the coHhtvafonisaid. to wit :
- Augustine DurbinTt Esquire, liating' at an Or
phans' tx.urt, heia.at, Jlxsnsburg.t on the thir
teenth day of Septemlwr: last past, returned an
Inquisition taken by the oaths and affirmations
of twelve free, honest and lawful men of Ids bail-;
iwrck, by wpich it appears that a -certain piece
r parcel of landof which Jacob Rager lately diel
seized m hi? demesne as of fceTcofil i not be part
el and 'divided to and among all the' heirs and le
gal representatives of Said deceased without prej
udice to ai:d spoiling the whole, and that the In
quest aforesaid have valued , and f appraised the
same as follows, to wit : a certain piece'er parcel
of land wtuate in Jackson township; Cambria
county, containing one hundred and eighty acres
more nrle??, adjoining lands of Abraham Rager,
Anthony Lambaugh, Andrew Rager and others,
valued and apprai.-od at .six dollars per acre, and
that Court having confirmed the ' same granted a
Rule on all tho heirs and legal representatives of
the said Jacob Ragor deceased, requiring them to
appear at the next Orphan' Court to be held at
Ebensburg, iu and for the couatylof Cambria, oil
the first .jlonilay-of Deceuibet Linn) nex.t f? ac
cept or refuse-the same at the taid valuation or
shew cause if any they ..had why the aforesaid real
estate shou'.d not ho sold v according to the act of
p Assembly in such . cases made "and provided, at
wtuch time one proot being made of . the service
of said rule, ad ; niue of the said heirs" appearing
it rnay be- cjonsidered by the aid Court awl it was
ordered and decreed that the sale le made of said
real1 estate on the premises by the administrators
of said Jacob Rager dcc'J. Now to wit : -June 8
1857, the-Owrt awarded an alias order of sale ti
be hel'Tah.theprcniises oulhe fJCfli'dayXbf Au
gust, fSoT1. ""Teriuslt'salo-:-on'u'"lhird on cprlfir
mation o f the sale; the balance- in two annual
paj monts witli interest thereon, to brc secured by
the bond and mortgage 'ori the p-etaises. Notice
tr be given of tbo place and time of rale as re
quired bv the act of Assembly. Bv the Court.
; - - ' ' , WM. C. 15A R DO UR, Clerk; ',
; CAMPRIA COUNTS, SS:-,,;-
k i'he Cvm mou wealth of, Peunsylva-
SV-r'1:l .t0ti-eTbuenir c.1 said county
gj Sjg'GreL'trag - 5
W i W HKi;EA8,. at an Ornhiirts'- Court.
held at Ebensburg, in and for tho county afore
said, thri fctventh'day- of July, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven,
before the Honorable the Judges cf the game
Court, the pctili n of Rowland .'R. .Davi-y son of
ureu, to wit, rhv-insa R., Rowland, (your ptti
tiouer) RoWrt, Mary Anu. Jno and Elizabeth,
the tiireo last named of whom arc. e-tiil - in their
minority ; and that Harriet, who was also a child
of the said Rowland t lavis, deceased and intcr
marriLtl with Meshac Thomas,' lately died, hav
ing isiuc one child, to wit, Harriet Thomas, who
in-ntiW in her minority ; and that the intestate,
Rowiand Davis, died aeizeil in his-ikrr.esne as of
,!'eo, cf and in' a cert.r.n fnes-iiiagc and tract' of land
situate in the said township of; Cambria, adjoin
inglaivls of David J. Davis, John E. Roberts
Evan T. Jones, John J. Davis, Peter Hoover and
others, and containing two hundred aud ten acre
more or w ith the appurtenances ; and there
fore priying the said G;urt to award an Inquest,
to make partition of the premises aforesaid, to
and among the - childreu and representatives of
the' said intestate, in such manner and in , ntch
proportions as -by the laws of this Common
wealth ij directed, if such partition can be made
without prejudice to or Fpoilirg the whole there
of. Bat if such partitiou cuuo be m! there
of as aforesaid thea to valu and appraise the
ame' according to law. ...
Whtreupon the Cpurt, upon due proof, and
consid cation had ,tf,tle jirtmisfs, award an In
quest Ijt the; purjose aftir.:iid, acoordicg. to the
prayer. 'of the Siid petitioner." ' " " f '
Vic t'ltrefore command yoti, thai, taking wini
you twelve gowl and lawful men of your baili
wick, yuu go to and npon the premises aforesaid,
and thi?re in tho presence of the parties aforesaid,
by you to be warned, if beiug warned they will
be preient. and Laving respect to the true valua
tiou thereof, and upon the oaths and affirmations
of the said twelve good-'and lawful men you make
par.itrm to and among the heirs and legal rep
resentatives of the. said intcstato, in fuch manner
and in such proportions as by the laws of this
Commonwealth is directcdif tlie same can be done
without prejudice to or spoiliag the whole. But
if the snid.lnquesf, by you to be summoned as
aforesaid, fhall ! be of opinion that the premises
aforesail, with the appurtenances, cannot Depar
ted and divided among all the parties entitled
thereto as required by law without prejudice to
or spoilfcig the whole, then you cause the said In
quest to inquire and ascertain whether the same
will cotrvetiiently accommodate more than one of
the said n presentatives of the said intestate, with
out prejudice to or spoiling the whole. And if
so, how, many it. will aforesaid' accommodate, de
scribing each part by metes and bounds, and re
turning a jupt valuation of the cane. But if the
paid Inquest ore of opinion' that the tamo cannot
be parted .a'cd tlivided.as aforesaid without preju
dice to ot spoiling the .wIkJc or that it cannot be
parted Jnto shares of equal value, then .yon cause
the Inquest to . value and ppjjrtuso s the w hole of
the sai real estate, or the several .shares or pur
parts into which they may divide the said real es
tate, having respect to the true valuation there
of, agrocably to law. , And that the partition or
valuation so made yon have distinctly .and openly
have before our said Judges, at Ebensburg, at an
Orphans' Court there to be held on the C rsf 'Mon
day of September next,' after fuch' and Inquest
shall Vmnde under your hand and sal, anann
;der,thf iands and seals of those by. whose-oatli.s
or affirmations vour shall make such ; partition or
valuutiop. And have you then and- -there this
wrif. 1 si . t j " A 1 i
Uncss the ilonoraue ucorgc ,xayirr jrresi
dent of our said Court, at Elwhsburg, the seventh
lay of ' July, -ln the year of our Lord, one thous
and eight hundred and fifty-seven.': M
t WM. C. BARROUR, QerkO. C.
I HEREBY G I VE NOTICE that, in pursuance
of the above stated writ of partition, I will pro
ceed to hold anlhquisition on the premises there
in described; on Monday, the 1 0th day of August
A. D., 1857, t 10 o'clock A.M., for the purpose
of matins partition' or valuation of the said prem
ises, as in said wrihT am commanded to do. At
which time and nlacethe above-named licirs and
legal representatives -of RowlamPDatis, de'cd
wil 1 at tend i f tb ey thi nk prop cr. "
Sheriff's Office, f :t A JOHN ROBERTS,- Sheriff.
T7 1 l V T..1.. , t' 't c r- "J! At
.u.-iiourg, o uiy id, iOt)
SEVEN TEACHERS are wanted, to take charge
of the schools in WTashiBgton township, Cam
bria bounty. Applicants are requestoxl tn meet
the Board and County SaperibtenJent at Hem
lx;k, on Saturday ..the lst:day of Auguft, 1S57,
at 1 2 o'clock,' 11.; foe examination.'
. .1 Bv order of the Board. .
JOSEPH BURGOON, Secretary
Sonman, July 22I95Z.-2t-I
4rV;-, CAIVVASSEUS WAXTFD.'
' .A " FEW ,' competent agents . wanted for . the
"i5L COMPREHENSIVE GEOGRAPHY AND
TT I STORY ANCIENT ASI) MODERN OF THE
WORLD," by S. G. OooDmc:i, (Petor Parley)
handiomelybound and. profusely .illustrated.
Price $S.r -Sold! only i by A gents': to whom rare
inducements axe offered- lAddre II -?
tr-M-i .... c s t ,it r-rT .THV -X- ( 5
f t - - -Ko; 172 William trtset New.-Yetlc;
P.owland Pimslatsfot the townsiiirrof Cambria,
in saM county, dceeascd,,' ttthrf6rth that the
petitji- pef.Vsaid dlor lately dS f fntestate, Lav
a. widow, bi wit, Eiizulthi.and isiie sixchil.
filcbclislied likV TJtalii
TERRiBLE RIOT IN NEW YORK !
THE subscriber would TcspectfulIyiDfonn the
gxnl citizens of Ebensburg and the adjoin- '
ing vicinity that' ha- has return! ' fronv ihblias
tern cities with one of tho largest and most va
ried assortment of GROCERIES ever brought to
-this place. His stock does not consist of Grocer-,-ies
alonemany articles not enumerated can Le:
purchased at m establishment : - "
SOAP of all kin.ls, . . ;
MOLASSES and Syrup, ." i ' :
STARCH and com do, ,fv - ,
SALT table and barrel, ; .-. i
TOBACCO of all kinda, " i
AND CHOICE , SEGAluS,, .;21 -SUGAR
white and Brown,
COFFEE. TEA of all kind. , ;.
CANDLES star and mould, ' -"'
MEDICINES a large as'sortxucnti"
CONFECTIONARY of every kind,-
-'.V,
-INK,1
KlCli., , ,UAGO..
.; FLOUR. ' CHEESE, " . V,
' DRIED BEEF." MUSTARD.
PEPPER, . GINGER,7
j . " ' 1 MACKEREL, HERRING,'
CODFISH, .,.'. . SALMON, ..
&c.
Choice Liquont Brandy; Cherry, Black--berry
and Raspberry Gin, -Old Rye Whiskey.
! Common Port, Madcru and Lisbon Wines, and
Rum.'-. - - :. .j -' ,: ...
Cedar Ware : Tubs, Buckets, diurns,
; Butter-bowls, Wash-boards wood and zir.c,"
. ; half bushel and peck measures, Kelcr's nair
, aiidJWire Selves, -a large -assortDieBt of-Oorn
Brooms, hcrso, shoe nnd tcrub- brusLej... cumr
combs and cards, large and small rope. bed.
corns, ax.es, nails of all kinds, W ledow . Glass,
! putty, A-e- k-s ... i - - r
AlfcO A large assortment cf !lotiiOs, Market
and Fancy Baskets. ! - , . . -j -. .
ALL SOLD LOW FOR CASlI.'r .
' .. - RICHARD TCD02. ,.
Ebcnurg', July 15; 157 3G,, j ri
01H11A.S COl'RT S.4L.5T.' ' '
Y virtue of. an order of, tlie Orphan' Gurt
of Cambria'cbtiritT. there will be cxnosed to
public sale, at the Hotel of James Reamer, at
Cresson on Saturday ,the 8th day of August next
at one o'clock, P. M.. the following real estate cf
which William M. Smith died seized, viz : "
All that certain tract of land, (unimproved) sit
uate in Washington township-, Oambri count',
adjoining the old Tro.rei firm, lands' of Jnirs Far
ren, Heirs of James Smith, dec'J.-,'- Win." Russel
Smith, William M'Dermit, Samuel Lemon and
Matthew Mf Adams, containing 177 acres and 10
perches and allowance. ',
TEUMS One third of th purelia:eQouey to
be paid on confirmation of the sale, and the resi
due in twa equal annual payment thereafter with
interest, to be secured by the Mortgage and judg
ment bonds-of the purchaser.
... ,'.;; '. . WM: KriTELL; AWrV j
July 13, 1857 5C St., , ; . , ,"',.' V?:.-':
" ,TBjB"OL.r3S7S:.C23a3 . '"''
In the "matter if the In tbeOrjdiaus' Gjurt
va'uatiou and appraise-. if Cambria county ... A p-s,
meet of the real estate praised at $&3,76 ,
of which Philip Alwine J ; ....
died seizeil. . , .-. ; , J ' , ; '. ;. V V, - -
"gUNE 1, 187, Inquisition confirmed,; and
9 Rule on the heirs and legal representatives of
said Philip Alwine, deceased, to apjear at an Or
phans Gjurt to be held at Ebensburg. in and for
Cambria, roynfy on it" Crt.t Monday of Sepjn
lcr next, and accept or refuse to take tlte real .s
tate at tbe valuation, or fchtw cauio why the
came should not I e sold. .
Personal notice to those residing In Cambria
and Bhur countirs, and also by publicatlo'u'ln cne
newspaper in CamLiia county. rr V
Atruecopv.J ,, Br the G:a:rt.
Attest, John Roberts,' "WM. C." BARBOUR, .
Sheriff's Office, Ebenb'g, JulyT-4t . Cltrh.
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
LAWREXCK SC1IKOTII, Proprietor.
rflHIS popular and jdeasantly situated liouse
JL is located in the village- of Carroll ton; Cam
bria county, and is kept in a manner so as to af
f jrd every comfort to visitors, bcirp well furnish
ed in every respect. ! "
will contain the lest of liouors : his TABLE, the
..... j r '
lest the market can afford- Nothing will be left
undone to render the visit cf ah persons pleasant
i ll T O
ana agreeauie. , . , . j. c. - -Carrolton,
July 15, 1857. " " '
IlKlaCe of Ularla IWaelian, -dee'd.
TT ' INTERS OF ' ADMINISTRATION f with
JSi tho will annexed) ou ' the, estate of Maria
Magellan, late of Allegheny township, Cambria
county, dee'd., having been granted by the Reg
ister of said county to tho tindersigned, residing
in the borough of Gallitzin, hereby notifies all
those who know themselves indebted to said es
tate to make immediate payment, and those hav
ing claims to present them properly authentica
ted for sottlement. ' RACHEL MAG EUAN,
July 1, '5G. -35 Ct. 1 " "
iar os ; or c; crz: ias
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
articles were purchased by rue, at the Assignees'
Bale c t the property of John McCoy; at JeiTersou,
on Tuesday, the 2 3rd of June last, and left in his
possession, viz i 'one Wagon, one Hack r Wagon,
one.Grey Stallion, one Brown Horse, one Bay
Mare, two setts Hack Haines, one "tt Single
Harness, one Saddle and Bridle, one ' Red Hack,
and two Cows. .. .
-: :! 4 ; Jl L. JOHNSTON.
Ebensburg; July 1 , 1857.-35 31s. -,
.7 : ALrITOUS OTICK.--
TIIE undersigned having been appointed Aud
itor, by the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
countv,- to make distribution of the money arising
from the sale of the Real Estate of DrI R. M. S.
Jackson, amongst the creditors of said Jackson,
hereby gives notice, that be will sit at bis office
in Ebensburg, for that purpese, on - TUESDAY,
the 21st day of JULY next, atone o'clock i P.
M., when and where all persons interested may
attend. ,'
1 ' JOHN S. RIIEY, Auditcr.
June 17, 1857. 4fs. '. J
NEW HOTEL.'
THE FRAXK-UCT ISOISE.
TIIE subscriber has jr.st opened, in the town of
Loretto, Cambria county. Pa., a House of En
tertainment for travellers and visitors. 'Aa his
house is one of the most pleasant resort, he ex
pects to receive a large share of public patronage.
fittinl no in a comfortable style, and
r-tirelv new. No pains will lo spared tn secure
the ewnwrt of m guests. juurtnui.i.
- June 1857. tf w 7 v
a- LL persons afc.notificd.that I have pr.rrha
j3L sed tho bay wave nd colt of Tetcr Smelscr,
and left them in his poseiion until such time as
T shall choose in take them awftt; " " ' ; -aL-'
Jnlvl5. '57-3t.: VALENTIN 1UM1UI'.
-V.
T EMMONS and Raisins for sale by ;
Ji , - - R..TUDQ3.
assorted pieces of Stone YVa re, just re
OwUceiyed at the Cheap Store of; ' 4-
PAVER letter, note and fools-api jffff i
LI paper. Steel PeosInk;:.. - 4
- ' 1 ' v:nw -JVjM Drmu fc "
SfwClceliWalcl.s r.Bd Sew dry
i I At tlic Cbeap JTcTrcIryStoro.
n ''TIHlBiibscribcrd iLankftit;
: "-t for i.tt-t i,troiiA?f , Wr V.--vA
Sr' -'Tr. to announce to their muni-
i - ... X x C TD
this townV- krH. will sell cheaper, .than" ever u a".
&41 in this yicinity. All articles warranted t ,
be as represented-" They will rliarge nothing and
consider it uo trouble to shew their, goods. iViece
can Ikj riSoertaine!, and gtods examined at their
store, opposite ti e " Mountain House."
J (X) Ciocks, AYatches. Jcweiry Musical InslrU- 11
mcnts, Ac, repsiired with, promptness and chr-; I
ges moderate ;JV1I repajring warrante! -to give
satisfaction. -. Ik; sure, and gire tliem a tall at the
sign of tho -'Big W'aUU.'V . . ,
- v . STAIIL & ROBERTS.
Ebensburg, March 25, 1857. tf : .- ' 94
RrtrtTed a Lrg aud Spltndrd Stock '
; SPRING GOODS,
AND is opening at hi i storeroom, one of the
largest and finest i(ck of good erer before "
brought to Ebensburg. . It is a general Ladies fur-j ,
iiishiug store, consisting vf all' kinds ;..f gool -for
ladies, and will sell thera at' a ycry. fiiiall
qirofit, ' 'Ladies are requested to Call and exaniii.e
ids stuck, before, purchasing elsewhere, a Li w
dfetcrmiricd to sclUov fr , - - ' , i
' SZ2 2S12E3r " ' -
B LACE AND P.AZffCXSIIK S,
PIaia aid Embroidered, L ! .
Silk Tissucf, and Braise, P'reneh, English and ;
'Svis, Luves, French Delains, (all wool,) aud
Braize Detains.'. . .. Ja , :i
AISO. A beanthrul assortmcut of Whito Dresi
Goochj, (plain aud embroidered, Siss aud Jaco- ':
net Evigiiigp, Jnsertiuus, -together with a, larg
quantity of prints of all kinds and qualities.:.-.
. ; Ilia f tocfc cif Bonnets is one of the largest and
most fiahionablo ever shipped to thi place. -God-of
all dcscrqtionii usually kejt iu Millin- -ary
stoies'can" bo'tadl. A!iss,Ellen McGinn -will
be happy to- wait ca all Ler Lulyrfrien4itt t!us
department, I X Xi U X - ; j... . iiiJiA
S ll. 'SI -S3' "
AND CHILDREN'S Shots Cei4s and B03V
Shyn -fcrvrtj Boots Irtbhil incus,-. Table .Clctlis.
Pairfnen!; Goats&?i Custemers are requestevi
to call before pwchasiu'gfckc,.vl.ereias' Lis stock is
large and Viiriedr w ' v ' - '-'
Ebenslmrg, MaylSot. " '-' ' " ' - : '
i
: --..GCXl'lXG. MKU1CIXLS. . .
Caa be had at jr 31'UEitMlTS Store,
opposite Thompson's Ron!, . - -
EBsrssmitc, ia. -
IN PART AS FOLLOWS. .. '.
' Gra't-renburg Family medicines. -
j Kcyr-ers Pectoral Syrup.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and rills.
Brant's .Pulmonarv Biilsani
an
d,r
iifiTv
in;
Extract. ' . - .
Halloway's Ointment and Pills. .,
Sau ford's Invigortor. Iudian Linacicnt, .
Dr. D. Javncs medicines. ,
Brandrcth Pills.- Wrights TuU :!. ' '' "'"- "
Dr. Weaver's Cinl;'er ' and Salt RLeum Syrup.
Lindsev's Blood Searcher.
Bcnr.et's Plant and Rxl Pill. '" - - '- !
The Universities family niedicihea. -
Bverhave's Holland Bitters.
Hoofland's German --
Woors Hair Restorative. Rock OU. c
' Sine's Dysentery Compound
Curtis' Inhaling Vapor. " '
Pad way's Ready Relief. '
Perrj' Du'is' Pain Killer.
. ; Ila'loway's Worm Cji.f.cticri8. . .' . t
M 'lime's Vermifuge. .
Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cherry. ".
Sclenck's Pulmonic Syrup. " ' '"
Balm cf 1 000 flowers."
May 27, 1.S57.' If.
Valuable Tavern Stuart Tor-
SALE Oil EENT. i ;
THE undersigned will sell or rent the . ": '
BBBN8BUR6 HOUSE, ;
Formerly known as the TJtzinger House. The.,
property is well known to the citizens of Cambria
county, and to the traveling public, as one of th
best stands for doing a good hu&ines, being situa
ted in a business portion of the town. All tho '
necessary conveniences are attached to tho Loum
that could be desireiL j -.
Possession given at any tim". ..
For particulars apply to the subscriber livings
in Loretto, or to Wm . Kit tejL Es.. ElnLirc -WILLIAM
LITZINGER. j
Jure 24. 1857. U.
P. F 0 R D' S
B Q O T7 SH O E
;.' , . .'. .;, '' AND
nLRBER WARGHOrsC
Xo. 133, formerly S3, ortlx'Thlrd S(r
(Opposite Cherry Street.) . ; 1-.
Philadelphia. '
C D. MCLEKS.
Philadelphia, June 24, 1837- Cm.
Tin.MJSut a.: a.fGiiTxiAO.-
TIIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Cambria, "and the adjoining counties,
that he has the extensive right of selling Light
ning Rods, manufactured by the popular firm of
Crawford, Olcnhouse, Co., thc bst in use. '
Person? in want of the article, can be furnished
at fill times by addressing him at his rcsidcrce iu
Elensburg, by letter or otherwise.
ROBERT GALBRA1TH. '
. March 23. 1S57. 4m. ''. - . ' . '
VXIO.V CAKAL. " "
THIS AVORK having been enlarged throngh
ont to admit the largest sj.eel Pennsylvania Canal
Boats ; the water will be let in from Middlctown
to Reading, on the first daj of April. .
Toll sheets and information respecting the Ca-,
nal can be obtained at the office of the Company,'
ao. 5b, W ainut street, 1 huadelpma, on applica
tku t. . . .R. RUNDIJ1 SMITH. Presideut,
; April 2), lS37.i-2gr-tf. i i ; ?: i
IS IIERERY given that application has.len
tnade t the Court of Common Picas of Cambria
county for the Incorporation of St. Joseph
German, Catholic Socifty' of Johnstown. And
that tho first Monday 'of July next, hasr been
fixed by thv Court for hearing said application.
' '' ' ' ' - - '- BytheCoint,
JOS. M'DONALD, PEOTnoxoTAEr. .
June .17, 1S57- ; o.-s,' ;. . .
. .. . ALDITOU'S XOTILE. .'. v..
r"TJlIQ tipifsig'iod bnyipgbef r appoirte.V Ati
JL , d'dor by the Court of Ceimmon VIcak of C-iiii-
I bria'county.' It' "distrituto the' proceeds of the
j-saleof the Real Estate 6f A.' V. CarpCntrr. ain-
o:tgjt uh .cveKiitors, give notice that he will s?t
for 'thai purpose, at his office, irvEbcnshurg. .on
Tuesday, the 1 Ith day of Ar.gtst next.at 1 oVlock
P.. M., whcu and who real 1 ersor.s interested inay
tnfl -, ' JOHN S. RHiYf AufVnc.i,
Eb'erjib'jrg, duly IS. lft 7 SC it. . j, -
17 '-4z cv ci'omTsrC tl.at they
f j N LaytfjifftToccTYoJ the large:
-j!??; assort mcut or Clocks, Watc
fyVv. hcs:Jewelrj Yiolius, Acc.-r-"Ti
'" : deohs. Ac.; er :brougl:t to
TvvOM ,5. July 22, 1857, It - - ,